Washington Signs Tristan Vukčević to Multi-Year Contract
Team also signs Leaky Black to two-way contract
The Washington Wizards announced today they have signed forward/center Tristan Vukčević to a multi-year NBA contract and forward Leaky Black to a two-way contract.
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| Rafael Castro (#30) led all players with 14 rebounds |
Men’s Basketball Hits 100 vs. Loyola Chicago, Wins 101-66
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Capitals Sign Ryan Leonard
The Washington Capitals have signed forward Ryan Leonard to a three-year entry-level contract, senior vice president and general manager Chris Patrick announced today. Leonard 's contract will carry an average annual value of $950,000.
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Capitals Acquire Anthony Beauvillier from Pittsburgh Penguins
27-year-old forward has recorded 20 points (13g, 7a) in 63 games this season
The Washington Capitals have acquired forward Anthony Beauvillier from the Pittsburgh Penguins for Washington’s second-round pick in the 2025 NHL Draft, senior vice president and general manager Chris Patrick announced today.
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| Christian Jones (#2) led all scorers with 17 points |
Men’s Basketball Takes Care of Business vs. UMass, 74-52
In a game that George Washington almost had to win to stay in the hunt for optimal postseason seeding, the Revolutionaries did exactly that, pummeling visiting UMass, 74-52.
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| Christian Jones (#2) led GW with 17 points |
Men’s Basketball Drops Rock Fight With George Mason, 53-50
The rematch between George Washington and George Mason after last month's double-overtime contest in Fairfax resulted in every bit of the slugfest fans would expect from the nearby rivals. In a game that saw the GW Revs climb back from a 13-point hole with 10 minutes to go to take a two-point lead with 1:56 left, GW couldn't hold on as GM survived a 53-50 squeaker after a buzzer-beating 3-point try from the Buff & Blue was off.
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| Trey Moss (#1) led GW with 19 points |
Men’s Basketball Tops Army, 75-60
Returning home for final exams after a true road win at Old Dominion, GW men's basketball kept its perfect mark alive at the Smith Center this season in a 75-60 win against Army, on the eve of the historic, annual Army-Navy football tomorrow.
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| Darren Buchanan Jr. led GW with 19 points |
Men’s Basketball Opens Season with Double-Digit Win Vs. Mercyhurst, 76-59
After having a freshman campaign as strong as anyone in the conference, Darren Buchanan Jr. showed off why he was deserving of a preseason All A-10 nod going into his sophomore campaign with an all-around 19-point, 10-rebound, 3-steal effort, double-doubling with his game-high in thefts in GW men's basketball's eventual rout against Mercyhurst.
From our friends at GW Athletics...
Men's Basketball Tips Off Season vs. Mercyhurst
GW men's basketball opens up the 2024-25 campaign by hosting Mercyhurst on Monday. Tip-off is scheduled for 8 p.m. with coverage on ESPN+. Season-opening festivities including a halftime performance from Simon Sez!
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Monumental Sports Network to Broadcast 10 GW Basketball Games in 2024-25
Raise High at GW Coaches Show to return for fifth season
GW Athletics, in conjunction with Monumental Sports & Entertainment, announced today that it will continue its exciting partnership for the 2024-25 basketball seasons with 10 home men's and women's basketball games airing to the more than three million subscribers on Monumental Sports Network this season.
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GW Men's Basketball Releases Atlantic 10 Schedule
Anchored with four weekend home games and five total games on national television, the Atlantic 10 on Tuesday announced the 2024-25 conference schedule for the George Washington men's basketball team. The full schedule is available below.
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| GW President Dr. Ellen Granberg (r) introduced Associate Vice President and Director of Athletics Michael Lipitz |
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Michael Lipitz Introduced as GW Associate Vice President and Director of Athletics
In front of a standing-room only crowd inside The Tin Tabernacle Club in GW's Charles E. Smith Center, GW President Dr. Ellen Granberg formally introduced new Associate Vice President and Director of Athletics Michael Lipitz to the GW community and media on Tuesday.
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| James Bishop IV (#11) led all scorers with 25 points |
Men’s Basketball Battles but Is Beaten by Loyola Chicago, 81-73
In Loyola Chicago's first-ever visit to D.C. as a member of the Atlantic 10 Conference, GW had the storied program down 66-59 with just over five minutes to play. The Ramblers didn't panic though, with George Washington starters Babatunde Akingbola and Darren Buchanan out for the stretch run, and closed the game on a 22-7 run to steal the win, 81-73.
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| UDC's Latavia Jackson (#3) led all scorers with 23 points |
Firebirds Secure Post-Season Hosting Spot after Defeating Dolphins 86-58
The University of the District of Columbia's women's basketball team bounced back into the win column after defeating the College of Staten Island 86-58, Saturday afternoon at the E.B Henderson Sports Complex. The Firebirds improved to 14-12 on the season surpassing their single season wins from last year (13). They also improve to 9-6 in the Conference, securing the fourth place position in the tournament and a guaranteed hosting spot. The Dolphins on the other hand, fell to 9-17 and 5-10 in league standings.
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| Sophomore Michael Aiken (#21) led UDC with 21 points |
Firebirds Extend Win Streak to Three; Keeps Hosting Dreams Alive
The University of the District of Columbia's men's basketball team defeated the College of Staten Island 80-70, to keep hopes of hosting the conference quarterfinal, alive. They improved their win streak to three, winning the last 7-10 games, and improving their conference record to 9-6. The Dolphins fell to 6-9 in league play and sits at 6th place in the standings.
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| Max Edwards (#2) led GW with 15 points |
Celebration of ‘93 Sweet Sixteen Team Highlights Men’s Basketball’s Loss to Duquesne
Colonials can't corral Dukes hot-shooting in 93-67 setback
With the 1993 team that advanced to the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament in attendance, hopes were high that the current club would find an extra notch of motivation with its own March journey just weeks ahead. To the contrary, it was Duquesne who had all of the juice as the Dukes left D.C. with a 93-67 win.
